Help: undoing accidental lvm pvcreate

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Old 06-26-2003
WRF
 
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Default Help: undoing accidental lvm pvcreate

I accidently did a LVM pvcreate on a reiserfs disk partition. Are any
of the files recoverable? I did not follow the pvcreate by adding
the partition to any volume group.

Thanks.
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Old 06-28-2003
Kenneth A Kauffman
 
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Default Re: undoing accidental lvm pvcreate


"WRF" <wrf+google@ecse.rpi.edu> wrote in message
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> I accidently did a LVM pvcreate on a reiserfs disk partition. Are any
> of the files recoverable? I did not follow the pvcreate by adding
> the partition to any volume group.
>
> Thanks.


You can try putting the partition table back on the disk using parted. Just
don't do a mkfs or mkreiserfs on it. Keep in mind I've never done this
before. FYI: PVCREATE zeros out your partition table.

ken k


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